Fuel Scarcity: Oil Marketers Warn Nigerians to Prepare for Petrol at Market Price

Gilly-Harry revealed that the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited is fighting to keep the nation supplied with goods, therefore the current petrol rates, which are about 600 per liter, might not last. His position is in line with the recent admission by the NNPCL that it owes PMS suppliers more than $60 billion. Fuel is currently sold at filling stations that are not controlled by NNPCL for between 950 and more than  1000 per liter due to scarcity.

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Aiming For Retribution Against Benin, Nigeria Begins AFCON Qualifying.

After German Bruno Labbadia decided against taking over because the Nigeria Football Federation would not pay his tax bill, he was a late substitute. Former Bundesliga manager Labbadia was supposed to take on fellow countryman Gernot Rohr, who three months prior had orchestrated Benin’s 2-1 triumph over Nigeria in a 2026 World Cup qualifying match….

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Shettima says Tinubu is not Taking Security Challenges Lightly

Shettima made this claim on Monday at the Presidential Villa while meeting with the Nigerian News Agency’s leadership. The Vice President was cited in a statement by his spokesperson, Stanley Nkwocha, as saying, “The President is very much interested in the security situation in the nation and is not taking it lightly.” “The international lecture…

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